THE VILLA “BLEW UP” – AND VIEWERS NEVER SAW THE BIGGEST NIGHT OF DRAMA. Tina Rad has revealed that one of the most explosive nights in the Love Island villa never made it to air, claiming multiple Islanders were arguing at the same time as relationships unraveled in every corner of the villa.

LOVE Island’s Tina Rad has revealed the villa exploded into furious rows one night which the viewers didn’t see.

Tina was dumped from the Love Island villa last month alongside Tommy Murphy when Ellie Chadwick and Lorenzo Alessi were forced to pick who went home.

A woman with long dark hair, wearing a microphone, looks to the right during 'Love Island'.
Tina has revealed the villa exploded into huge rows in scenes that were not airedCredit: ITV/Shutterstock

 

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Tina with Lola and Priya during her time in the Love Island villaCredit: ITV/Shutterstock

During her time on the show Tina was involved in a fiery relationship with Aidan Murphy and she’s now told how one night the Islanders turned on each other.

Appearing on the Spill with Will podcast, she said: “Jasmine started arguing with Kav, because she had my back and Kav was having Aidan’s back.

“The full villa… oh my god, Priya ended it with Samraj because Samraj wanted Mica.

“So they were arguing in a corner. Jasmine and Kav were, me and Aidan were… me, Samraj and Kav were then arguing. The full villa was blowing up that night.”

After leaving the villa, Tina was involved in a feud with fellow dumped bombshell Namibia Olpherts.

Namibia appeared on former Love Island star Tyrique Hyde’s live stream recently and confessed she didn’t speak to brunette beauty Tina at all, despite living with her for three days.

Namibia went on to express her anger for the 25-year-old saying she kept “staring at her” and then “had the f**king cheek” to call her “thingy.”

Tina then made her debut on Love Island: Aftersun and one fan was desperate to get to the bottom of their feud.

The audience members said: “Namibia said online you called her thingy and that you weren’t welcoming, what’s your opinion on Namibia?”

Tina replied: “Guys I actually messaged her before I came in here because I was like shocked when I’d seen that.

“So basically we were completely fine in the villa. Yes I took Aidan and yes, I did call her thingy but unfortunately I do have a really bad memory and I can never remember names.”

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